Aiken Standard Announces Friday Our School Column
Lynne Katonak will publish Our School in Aiken Standard every Friday with youth stories from Aiken County. The page will include the public school lunch menu and notices from public and private schools.
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Lynne Katonak
Aiken County
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Back to School Mood Varies Among Young Students
Readers meet students from Downer Elementary Belvedere Elementary Schofield and others as they share mixed feelings about returning to classes. Notes on grades from first through ninth and family outfits plus a look at school schedules for Aiken County and area academies.
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Johnny Hutchison
Johnny
Downer Elementary
Bill
Downer
Jeffrey Key
Belvedere
Angie Britt
Schofield
Angie
Melony Leopard
Southgate Baptist
Melony
Patty Stone
Aiken County Public Schools
St. Mary’s School
St. Angela’s Academy
Mead Hall
Aiken Preparatory School
Augusta Preparatory School
Karen Mims
Lynn Howell
Jackson High School
Clemson University
Big School Little Boy
Wylie Ray son of Mr and Mrs O W Ray is one of 265 sixth graders from Aiken set to move to junior high under a modified middle school plan Pinecrest Millbrook and Aiken Elementary sixth grades will join junior high classes Wylie finds the move to a larger school a bit scary despite some isolation of sixth graders
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Wylie Ray
O.W. Ray
Aiken
Pinecrest
Millbrook
Wylie
Lynne Katonak
Parking Lot Rally Draws Aiken Youths Away From Home
Aiken youths gather nightly in a local plain parking lot saying it offers a safe hangout away from bars where teens and adults mingle. Regulars range from 10 to 83, with Saturdays busiest and New Year’s Eve ring gatherings noted as peak moments.
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Kalmia Plaza
Rose’s
Jeff Wilson
Aiken Technical College
Aiken
Wilson
Joel Murdaugh
Graniteville Company
Murdaugh
Rickey Moxley
Langley-Bath- Clearwater High
James Ray Gartman
Salley
Mark Reynolds
Tim Dickert
Tom
Merchants complain as Aiken police crack down on Kalmia Plaza
J Carrol Busbee of the Aiken Department of Public Safety says shopping center patrols and parked cars near Kalmia Plaza draw numerous merchant complaints. He notes vandalism litter and disruptive behavior with occasional altercations and drug activity leading to stricter city ordinance enforcement and arrests, while recognizing limits on enforcement when stores remain open to the public.
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J. Carrol Busbee
Aiken
Busbee
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By Lynne Katonak
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Jeffrey
Patty
Sherry Holsenback
Aiken High
Karen Stone
LuAnn Stokes
Greenville
Vickey
Robert Reynolds
Bill Simpson
Simpson
Graniteville
J. C. Coghill
Mel Adkinson
Everett Workman
Elizabeth Harrington